Mount Fanjing in Southwest China Added to IUCN Green List
Mount Fanjing National Nature Reserve in southwest China’s Guizhou Province has been officially included on the IUCN Green List, marking international recognition of its conservation efforts.
Conservation
Giant Pandas Return Home to Chengdu After Successful Stay at Zoo Atlanta
Two pairs of giant pandas returned to Chengdu, China, after a successful stay at Zoo Atlanta, marking a milestone in China-U.S. cooperation on giant panda conservation.
Giant Pandas Return to China’s Chengdu After Successful Stay at Zoo Atlanta
Two pairs of giant pandas have returned to Chengdu after a successful stay at Zoo Atlanta, marking a significant milestone in China-U.S. conservation efforts.
Giant Panda Cubs Delight Visitors at Chengdu’s First Fan Meeting
Giant panda cubs born this year delighted visitors at their first public appearance at Chengdu Research Base, captivating audiences and highlighting conservation efforts for this cherished species.
Giant Panda Cubs Delight Visitors at First Public Appearance in Chengdu
Giant panda cubs born earlier this year made their first public appearance at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, enchanting visitors with their adorable antics.
World Migratory Bird Day Highlights Alarming Insect Decline Impacting Migratory Birds
World Migratory Bird Day highlights the critical role of insects in migratory birds’ lifecycles and raises awareness about the alarming decline of global insect populations.
World Migratory Bird Day Highlights Urgent Need to Protect Insects and Birds
World Migratory Bird Day highlights the urgent need to protect insects essential to migratory birds’ survival amid alarming global insect population declines.
Chicago Enthusiasts Mobilize to Protect Migrating Birds from High-Rise Risks
Chicago enthusiasts mobilize to protect migrating birds from high-rise risks, implementing rescue efforts and advocating for bird-friendly practices.
WWF Report: Africa’s Wildlife Population Plunges by 76% Since 1970
A new WWF report reveals a devastating 76% decline in Africa’s wildlife populations over the past 50 years, highlighting urgent calls for transformative action to protect natural ecosystems.
WWF Report: Africa’s Wildlife Population Plummets by 76% Since 1970
Africa’s wildlife populations have plummeted by 76% since 1970, according to WWF-Kenya’s 2024 Living Planet Report, highlighting urgent threats to biodiversity and the need for transformative conservation actions.
Wildfires Devastate Sao Paulo’s Nature Reserves, Wildlife in Crisis
Devastating wildfires have ravaged Sao Paulo’s nature reserves, consuming over 9,700 hectares and leaving wildlife in crisis. Rehabilitation centers struggle to care for injured animals.
Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park: China’s Ecological Treasure
Discover the Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park, China’s ecological gem on Hainan Island, home to rare species and a testament to biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Global Wildlife Populations Plummet in Last 50 Years, WWF Report Warns
Monitored wildlife populations have suffered a catastrophic decline in the last 50 years, warns a new WWF report. Conservationists urge swift action as leaders assess progress at the latest UN summit.
Global Wildlife Populations Plunge by 73% Since 1970: WWF Report
According to a landmark WWF report, global wildlife populations have plunged by 73% since 1970, signaling a severe crisis in biodiversity that threatens essential ecosystems sustaining human life.
China’s Giant Panda National Park: A Sanctuary for Biodiversity
China’s Giant Panda National Park spans three provinces and houses over 72% of wild pandas. Established in 2017, it became a national park in 2021, marking a milestone in conservation.
Sanjiangyuan National Park Boosts Biodiversity on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Biodiversity in the Sanjiangyuan area of the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau has improved since the establishment of a national park there in 2021.
Study Reveals Nine Critically Endangered Chinese Giant Salamander Species
Scientists have discovered nine distinct species of the Chinese giant salamander, all critically endangered, prompting urgent calls for conservation to save the world’s largest amphibian from extinction.
New Technologies Aid Conservation of Endangered Yunnan Snub-Nosed Monkeys
Conservation authorities in southwest China’s Yunnan Province are using new technologies to monitor and protect the endangered Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys, leading to a steady increase in their population.
New Vibrant Fish Species Discovered in South China’s Pearl River Basin
Chinese researchers have discovered a new fish species, Opsariichthys rubriventris, in south China’s Guangdong Province, highlighting the rich biodiversity of the Pearl River basin and the need for conservation.
Kenya Unveils 2024-2028 Strategic Plan to Boost Wildlife Conservation
Kenya Wildlife Service unveils its 2024-2028 strategic plan, focusing on a science-led, data-driven approach to enhance wildlife conservation, reduce biodiversity loss, and engage local communities.